The Dutch House of Representatives has approved legislation that would give the ACM authority to review certain transactions that fall below the Netherlands’ existing merger control thresholds.
Today’s opinion, Digan v. Luxco, Inc., 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 209391 (D. Mass. Sept. 16, 2026), arises from the bad combination of an open flame, a fraternity party, and Everclear alcohol. For those who’ve never encountered Everclear, it’s a 95%
Yesterday, Dave Winer shared that librarians are the unsung heroes of the web. It’s so true, just read the points Winer made.
Following last week’s post regarding the open Conflicts Attorney position at Arnold & Porter, I’m pleased to highlight a second open role at the firm: “Conflicts Guidelines Attorney” —
Massachusetts Appeals Court clarifies when Chapter 93A regulatory violations create liability in landlord-tenant disputes and what injury must be shown.
On September 14, 2026, Massachusetts Attorney General (AG) Andrea Campbell announced a settlement with several debt buying and debt collection companies and their owner, resolving a lawsuit that accused them of seizing consumers’ cars to coerce payments on unrelated debts.
New Heritage Capital has invested in Carepoint Pharmacy, according to a news release.
Carepoint, founded in 2012 and based in Schaumburg, Illinois, is a platform that combines pharmacy dispensing capabilities with patient access hub services.
Heritage, founded
Check this out, a new (to us, at least) article from lawprof Adam J. MacLeod, “Vested Rights and the Presumption of Lawful Use,” 2 Tex. A & M J. of Law & Civil Governance (2026). See if reading the Abstract
The billable hour began as an internal timesheet at a Boston law firm in 1919. A 1958 ABA pamphlet turned it into a price, a 1975 Supreme Court case removed the alternative, and the ABA’s own 2002 commission said it
